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18 Jun 2010: Watson said. “A system is emerging in Poland where better care is being offered to people who are better able to pay. ... Over one half of disability pensioners and unemployed people were found to be unable to afford dental care.

18 Jun 2010: The team encountered a number of people who had gone through emergency planning scenarios during the Cold War to prepare them for a nuclear attack, and decided to update the same ... As well as showing people the effects climate change may have on the UK

1 May 2010: Analysis of the more recent libraries demonstrated just how complex an issue ‘good reading light’ is, and the extent to which it involves a broad appreciation of people’s response to, ... Please read our email privacy notice for details. Subjects.

4 Nov 2010: from the actual people or issues that they claim to study,” said Shafqat. ... rest of the world’ for the hardships that he and his people have experienced.”.

10 Sep 2010: I love the fact that people are drawn to the place and the way it connects them – many of the people who visit are on some kind of personal quest,” Marland

23 Apr 2010: The aim of the website is to give clear guidance to students who are applying to Cambridge, as well as to provide useful information for current students, departments, alumni, funding partners ... Over the coming year the Trusts will be developing an

27 Apr 2010: Toby Young, a graduate from Trinity College, is the author of ‘How to Lose Friends and Alienate People’, a tale of his time as a contributing editor at Vanity Fair magazine.

28 Apr 2010: Search. Search. People’s Portraits celebrate tenth birthday. News. People’s Portraits celebrate tenth birthday.. ... by illustrating the many stories that people have to tell, and lives that are led, but that would not normally be the subject matter

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23 Mar 2010: The large audience of more than 300 people is an amazing endorsement of interest and support for cultures of Central Asia. ... Equally wonderful was how Cambridge brought together people and cultures of Central Asia and Caucuses which have grown apart